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Machine translation

translation of text from one natural language into another by computer, with or without human help.

In machine translation, machine translation refers to translation of text from one natural language into another by computer, with or without human help. This meaning comes from Hutchins (1992) in An introduction to machine translation.[1]

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References

Hutchins, W. J., & Somers, H. (1992). An introduction to machine translation. Academic Pr. ISBN 9780123628305

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